Hi, Folks . . . have you gotten on board with the Steampunk genre?
I've been intrigued by it for awhile now and decided to step waaay out of my comfort zone to dabble a bit. While browsing through the craft magazines at Barnes and Noble, I saw the cover of the Sept/Oct issue of Cloth*Paper*Scissors and had to take a closer look. Doll artist Paula Nerhus has created some very cute, interesting steampunk art dolls and gives instructions on how to make them in this issue. I have never worked with clay, so it became a big labor intensive project for me, but finally finished this dolly last night. I already had paint, fabric and many doodads that qualified as steampunk accessories, so all I had to purchase was the paper clay and I was ready to go. Now, if I intend to add dolls to my ever growing list of creative endeavors, I need to establish my own "look". But Ms. Nerhus provided the inspiration to step away from what I'm comfortable with, so thanks, Paula.
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All I can say is WOW! She is so wonderful! You are a natural with this clay.
ReplyDeleteVery cool, and way to embrace a whole new set of techniques :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Joanne and Katy . . . appreciate your nice comments.
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome Sue Ann!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda.
ReplyDeletea new way to look at doll making, it compries your experience of bear making and aesthetic, keep going... lots of excitment seems to happen :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Susana . . . I appreciate you.
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ReplyDeleteTassers and Sue Ann
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